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Pulsar looked really nice until I realised it's just another electron app. But will probably give lite-xl a try
It absolutely isn't "another electron app" in that sense. Atom (and now Pulsar) literally invented Electron, it is the original Electron app to the point where even thinking about de-coupling it isn't really possible. Electron literally used to be called "Atom-shell".
Woah! Atom-shell = electron. I'm dumb and the connection was just made.
pretty sure pulsar is a fork of atom, one of the og electron packages
It is indeed, we picked up where Atom left off. And yeah, not just "one of" but the og electron app.